With nine years of experience as a Registered Massage Therapist, Amy Cloutier is committed to helping clients find relief, recovery, and relaxation. She is a graduate of a 3,000-hour massage therapy program and specializes in migraine relief, athletic injuries, and pre/postnatal massage.

Amy offers a wide range of treatments tailored to individual needs, including relaxation massage, lymphatic drainage, sports massage, cupping therapy, child/infant massage, deep tissue massage, TMJ release, and both pre- and postnatal care. Whether addressing chronic pain, injury recovery, or overall well-being, she provides personalized care to support each client’s health journey.

Outside of work, Amy loves to connect with nature as much as possible. She spends most of her time with her Standard Poodle, Oliver, and her two children, enjoying the outdoors and making meaningful memories.

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Dr. Emily Doyle is a Registered Psychologist who has joined the Restorative team to provide support to our clinic patients who would benefit a supportive, therapeutic conversation.

Working from a single-session model of therapy, Emily will be offering appointments focusing on the conversation you would really like to have, on that day. In single-session therapy, each session stands alone, and there is no expectation for ongoing involvement. This allows you to book any number of sessions, on an if-needed and as-needed basis.

Emily has a background working with individuals, couples, young people, and families. Her approach draws from systemic, narrative, and solution focused therapies. She has a passion for supporting counselling education and currently works for Athabasca University as the Director of Training in the Graduate Centre for Applied Psychology.

Emily is looking forward to providing counselling services to the Okotoks community, where she lives with her daughters and her partner (and their dogs and cats).

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Sophia graduated from the University of British Columbia - Okanagan with a bachelor of Human Kinetics and a Minor in Psychology. While there, she was a member of the Women’s Varsity Volleyball team and was awarded Academic-All Canadian for all 5 years she played. She completed her Masters of Physiotherapy at the University of Alberta and has already gotten involved in the sport scene by coaching for the Junior Dinos Volleyball program for the past 2 seasons.

As a previous competitive tennis and volleyball athlete who has gone through many injuries of her own, she has a keen interest in sport related injury and rehabilitation, as well as general orthopaedic injuries, and is committed to getting clients and athletes of all ages back to their desired level of functioning. She is keen on learning more about sports rehabilitation as she understands what it takes mentally and physically to recover from injuries and get back into sport. Sophia uses a combination of manual therapy (hands on approach) with exercises to get you back to doing what you love. She is also aiming to complete her IMS certification in June 2024. Sophia also has a passionate interest for Women’s Health and Pelvic Physiotherapy and is completing her Level 2 certification June 2024.

Sophia believes in working closely with her clients to build an understanding of what is truly important for them and is committed to developing a treatment plan that best suits their individual needs.

Outside of work, she enjoys playing in both indoor and beach volleyball leagues, weight lifting, running, cross country skiing, boxing, hiking and keeping up to date on the food and coffee shop scene.

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Roxanne’s path to massage therapy began on the front lines of care- working as a receptionist at a physiotherapy and massage clinic. Day after day, she saw the meaningful impact that hands-on treatment had on people’s pain, stress, and overall well-being. Inspired by the changes she witnessed, she felt called to be part of that process herself and went on to complete the 2200-hour Massage Therapy program at Mount Royal University.

Originally from the mountain town of Canmore, Roxanne grew up surrounded by nature and spent her weekends hiking and skiing. After moving to Calgary for her (now) husband, she still tries to frequent the mountains, bringing that same grounded, steady presence into her work as a therapist.

Roxanne offers a well-rounded therapeutic practice, drawing on training in orthopedic assessments, trigger point release, myofascial techniques, prenatal massage, deep tissue work, lymphatic drainage, sports-related treatment, constipation massage, scar work and general relaxation massage. Her approach blends clinical skill with genuine compassion. Rooted in her Christian faith, she values caring for each client with empathy, dignity, and attentiveness- supporting both physical healing and the mental ease that comes from feeling truly cared for.

Whether she’s working with athletes, prenatal clients, or individuals managing chronic tension, Roxanne prioritizes individualized care, listening closely and tailoring each session to meet clients exactly where they’re at.

Outside the clinic, you can find her enjoying the outdoors, spending time with loved ones, participating in ministry at her church, and enjoying time with her husband.

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Kelly MacKay

MACP, CCC

Kelly holds a Masters Degree in Counselling Psychology and is currently offering in-person and virtual counselling sessions. She also facilitates Behavioural Health Business Development at our clinic. Due to her professional experiences and qualifications, Kelly offers a unique therapeutic perspective based on the convergence of mental and physical health. Working from a person-centred, trauma-informed approach, she helps clients embrace and explore their emotions, develop coping strategies and build the skills they need to tackle life’s challenges.

Kelly’s multi-modal approach to therapeutic intervention is uniquely developed for each client. She has a passion for working with a wide range of concerns from adolescence to older adulthood, including general women’s health, sports performance, perinatal wellness, perimenopause/menopause transition, parenting/marital challenges, body image, chronic illness, anxiety, stress, trauma, and managing difficult life transitions. With an extensive background in health, fitness, education, and high-performance athletics, Kelly deeply values the reciprocal relationship between body and mind. She is currently accepting new clients for individual, couples, and group counselling services.

While not in the clinic, Kelly enjoys a busy family life with her husband and three children, teaching group fitness classes, spending time in the mountains, and travelling “home” to the Maritimes once a year. She’s also a passionate supporter of women’s professional soccer and the Canadian National Team.

Please note: while Kelly’s services as a CCC are covered by many insurance providers, individual coverage varies. As such, please confirm your eligibility with your respective provider.

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Having moved to Okotoks in 2009, Jack has considered this community his home for more than 15 years. He is grateful for the opportunity to give back to a town that has shaped so much of his life.

Jack completed his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Saskatchewan before earning his Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta. His academic background, combined with over 15 years of experience as an elite hockey player, has shaped his interest in sport-related injuries, performance, and long-term physical resilience.

Jack’s treatment approach blends manual therapy, individualized exercise programs, and clear patient education. He believes that movement is medicine and is passionate about helping people regain confidence in their bodies. His goal is to empower clients to take an active role in their health and improve their overall healthspan through sustainable exercise and lifestyle habits.

Outside of practice, Jack has remained closely connected to the hockey community through officiating and has refereed over 600 elite-level and youth hockey games. Outside the clinic and the rink, he enjoys staying active in as many ways as possible. His current activities include running, tennis, skiing, hiking, golf, and surfing. Since finishing competitive hockey, he has completed multiple half marathons and one full marathon, and he continues to pursue new challenges that keep him moving.

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Dr. Bobbi Norris grew up in Wainwright, Alberta before attending St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia where she obtained a Bachelor of Business Administration degree. After graduation, Dr. Norris moved to Calgary where she lived and worked for five years. During that time, she found a passion for chiropractic care and decided to take a leap, go back to school, and change career paths. She graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2022 where she received the Oryst Swyszcz Memorial Graduate Scholarship for her dedication to patients.  In her years since CMCC, Dr. Norris has focused her practice on empowering patients to take control of their health and movement. Her goal is to make chiropractic care approachable and attainable to all. This means tailoring her approach to each patient’s needs and providing them with a safe space to learn and grow. To do so, Dr. Norris utilizes various treatment practices including diversified chiropractic adjustments, soft tissue techniques, and contemporary medical acupuncture. No matter your age and stage of life, Dr. Norris truly believes that everyone deserves to feel their best. She welcomes any and all patients who would like help along their wellness journey and takes a special interest in prenatal and pediatric patient care. Outside of work, Dr. Norris loves to explore the vibrant nature of Calgary though it’s restaurants, cafes, and parks. She is an avid golfer (for better or worse) and is getting back into her love for running. Dr. Norris is excited to be back in Calgary and closer to family. Nothing beats going for a walk with your niece (or dog nephews) with a good coffee in hand.

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Lauren is currently away on a three-month leave while she recovers from ACL surgery. She will be returning to the clinic on January 20, 2026. In the meantime, our team is happy to support her patients to ensure continuity of care.

Lauren’s interest in Physiotherapy peaked from trying to find a balance for her love of kids, love of sports, and love of science; her dream was to find a career that would incorporate all of these aspects while challenging her every day. She completed a Bachelor of Health and Physical Education majoring in Physical Literacy at Mount Royal University before attending the University of Alberta for her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy.

Lauren has a diverse background in sports having competed in Hockey, Soccer, Track and Field, and Volleyball. She has also worked as a volleyball coach for beginner youth and club levels throughout her schooling. Beyond sports Lauren is an adventure seeker enjoying anything the outdoors have to offer; outside of the clinic you will find her (and her dog) out hiking, fishing, camping, hunting, skiing, and horseback riding.

In general Lauren’s approach places an emphasis on hands on treatment and exercises to help her patients help themselves. She believes that the key to a successful recovery, and an all-around healthy lifestyle, is having patients be a key part in leading their own journey. She strives to create an open and welcoming environment for each of her patients while ensuring that they leave having a better understanding of their body than when they walked in. Lauren also has a special interest in the field of pediatric physical therapy where her focus is on play based therapy and promoting a fun environment for kids to grow and develop into their most independent selves.

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Gina holds a Bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from the University of Lethbridge (2000) and another in physiotherapy from the University of Alberta (2005). Gina’s extensive post-graduate training in both manual and McKenzie based treatment techniques give her a unique skill set. Gina focuses on sports therapy and postural and repetitive strain injuries. Her treatments include spinal mobilization and manipulation, spinal stabilization (CORE) exercise, neural tissue mobilization, postural taping and myofascial release. Gina is also qualified to practice acupuncture and uses this, combined with a dry-needling technique (Gunn IMS), for patients with chronic pain and long standing musculoskeletal problems. She is currently working on completing her Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) levels and is excited to bring this into her practice to help her patients with both mobility and stability motor control problems. Gina recently completed her 200hr yoga teacher training and applies mindfulness and mind-body connection in her physiotherapy practice.

In her off time Gina is an avid athlete with a background in many different sports, such as basketball, fitness competitions, triathlon, yoga, and crossfit, but cross trains today primarily because she loves it! She believes that not only physical health is important but mental health should not be over looked and practices both meditation and yoga on a regular basis.

Gina also consults out in the community, and provides clinical and professional practice leadership. She provides coaching, mentoring and work planning to support various health professionals in their practice and strength training coaches in their programming. She runs various Movement and Mobility workshops to educate both health professionals, coaches, and athletes on the recognition of mobility and stability issues, and how it can alter sport or training performance.

Gina is highly disciplined and knows that consistent work and dedication are keys to success. She also values life-long learning and continues to further her own education by taking advanced physiotherapy courses. Gina is friendly, enthusiastic, detail oriented and professional. She is committed to high quality care and loves knowing that her clients leave Restorative Sports Physiotherapy feeling better

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Born in Calgary and raised in Okotoks Dr. Shannon has strong ties to the community and has been practicing in town for 24 years. Shannon attended the University of Alberta for her undergraduate studies in Science and went on to study at Palmer College of Chiropractic West graduating in 1998. Upon completion of her studies, Shannon moved back to Okotoks to begin to practice and raise her family.

Dr. Shannon is passionate about moving every day but more importantly moving well. Shannon constantly focuses on her own mobility and motor patterns. It is through this commitment to her movement practice she is able to teach and coach from a place of direct experience and with incredible insight. She is detail-oriented in terms of patient care and takes her time to make sure the best course of treatment is delivered. She uses a variety of techniques including Spinal and Extremity adjustments, Activator Methods, Active Release Technique, Graston, Medical Acupuncture and Therapeutic exercise.

She is a firm believer that educating patients about their own bodies enables them to take a more active approach to their health care and makes working together a collaborative effort to help patients reach their goals.

In her off time, Dr. Shannon can be found in the mountains running the trails, at the pool or the local Crossfit gym. As an avid athlete over her life, she values the ability to keep active while the body goes through the healing process from an injury.

As a lifelong learner, Dr. Shannon upgrades her knowledge and skills by taking a wide variety of continuing education courses. Shannon’s goal is to empower her patients to take a proactive attitude towards chiropractic to help support them in living their best life.

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At this time, Connor is not accepting new patients in order to accommodate his current caseload.

Connor began his physiotherapy journey as a patient. After completing his undergraduate degree, he spent several years investing his time and energy into climbing and skiing. Unfortunately, he had a serious accident while climbing in New Zealand that took a substantial amount of rehabilitation to come back from. Through this process, he discovered the power that physiotherapy has to empower people to realize the healing potential of their bodies. He was soon back to doing the things he loved, and after a few years decided to pursue physiotherapy as a career.

Connor had been living in Canmore, but moved back to the Calgary area when he began this process and actually worked at the desk here at Restorative while he completed pre-requisite courses and waited for acceptance into school. He is thrilled to be back joining the team. Connor’s sessions focus on education about your condition, hands on treatment, and functional exercise. He will also take the time to get to know you, because you are more than just an injury. The journey to recovery is rarely just physical, and he believes that by listening to his patients stories and considering the other circumstances in their lives, the emotional component of an injury can also be addressed. Each person will be different, so he will tailor a treatment plan to help you easily incorporate physiotherapy into your day and to make movement a daily practice. While he enjoys treating all kinds of conditions, Connor has a particular interest in hand therapy, knee surgery rehab, and pain science.

Outside the clinic, Connor can be found moving in the mountains. Climbing rock in the summer and ice in the winter are his biggest passions, but he also enjoys mountain biking, cross country skiing, and backcountry skiing. He also has come to thoroughly enjoy his own physiotherapy program in the gym, which these days just feels like a really good workout.

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